Nous Investment Calculator

This guide was designed to help you, a prospective investor in Nous Global Market's current
fund-raising round on Syndicate Room, better understand the
opportunity. It shows what we consider to be a likely value of your
investment over time, assuming that we hit our business targets. In
particular it shows how quickly the value of the company is expected
to increase, as we get our operating licence and go live.

Your capital is at risk. The below values are projections
based on various assumptions that may not come to pass. You should
not rely on these numbers to plan your financial future. Any
investment should form part of a balanced portfolio.

About You

Please tell us about yourself. We can provide a
better estimate of your returns if we know more about the tax
treatment you will get.

1. How much do you want to invest? £

2. Are you a UK taxpayer? Good
news! We'll assume you will apply for EIS.

3. Do
you earn more than £150,000/year? You benefit from
taking even less risk!

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Investment Worst-Case

Your risk is the most you can lose in the worst
case where the company fails to hit its targets and winds down.
Although we use that worst-case scenario for this planning exercise,
it is more likely that Nous would find a buyer than simply wind down
- because Nous already has a valuable customer base, valuable
technology and proven ability to find new customers at a low cost.

Max Loss

If you claim EIS benefits, you cannot sell your
shares for at least 3 years from the date of purchase, or you are
liable to pay back any benefits claimed.

Investment Projected Returns

The following table shows the estimated value of your
investment over time, if we hit the planned milestones.

Date

YourReturns

Companyvalue

Yourshare

Sharevalue(Pre-tax)

Sharevalue(Post-tax)

TaxesWe have assumed you will pay Capital Gains Tax
of 20% on all profits.

ReturnsWe have not shown the typical Return On
Investment but instead shown the "Return on Risk" - your expected
returns divided by the most you can lose. This gives a more accurate
idea of the value you are getting for the risk you are taking.

FinancingWe have assumed two rounds of additional
financing. A Series A round would be timed post monthly-break-even
and a Series B post white-labelling or expansion. Each round is
assumed to dilute shareholders by 20%. As you can see, the increase
in share values from successfully accessing this very large
addressable market completely outweighs the dilutive effect of the
financing (and the additional financing allows us to grow even
quicker, increasing share value more quickly).